That's very helpful.
Other points that have stuck with me throughout the committee study have been Dr. Smith-Carrier's statement that men's earnings rise significantly with academic productivity, whereas women's do not.
Perhaps I will ask both VP levels at the University of Toronto as well as the University of Manitoba. Is this a statement that still resonates within the data you have at your institutions?
I will start with the U of T, the centre of the universe for western Canadians.